Can someone tell me which limits i shud use for part b to find the area ?

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Can someone tell me which limits i shud use  for part b to find the area ?

anonymous · Answer

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campbell_st · Answer

well you need to solve 

2x - 3 = 0

that is the zero of the curve... 

and based on the diagram, the upper limit... 

the area is below the curve so remember to use absolute values

aum · Answer

Lower limit is: x = 0
Upper limit is: x = 3/2

anonymous · Answer

@aum , @campbell_st why is the lower limit zero ? 
why isnt it  -3 ?

aum · Answer

For any point on the y-axis, x = 0.  The -3 is the y-intercept and not the x-value.  The limits of integration goes from the y-axis (that is, x = 0) to where it crosses the x-axis (that is, x = 3/2).

anonymous · Answer

Oh that was so stupid of me. So thankful @aum . Aprreciate it :)

aum · Answer

np. You are welcome.